HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1974-01-10, Page 12PAG ''12<---GODERICH S19NAL-STAI, THUI SDAN., JANUARY 1.0,, 1974 E
continued from page 1
Citing the ,official plan of
Huron 'County` as an example,
he took'pride in the facts that. A..
-was the firm full county plan to
be implemented in Ontario.
He thanked administrators
of various county agencies for
the way they handled their
budgets:
" In closing his rennarks, Mr.
Pattison ` wished the new war-
.den,
ar-
.den, yet to • be elected, luck in
all his veritures. He asked that
the new officer receive the same
respect., and ,:cooperation that
made the job- of warden in 1973
so rewarding.
Judge F.G. Carter, swore in
the new . warden. [1e said that
county council was a "bulwark
against centralization" and
-protection against big govern-
ment.
Huron County, the judge
said, has values that are disap-
pearingin otherareas.: honesty,'
integrity and the work, ethic.
Historically, the job .of war -
..den ; is an ancient and
-honorable one. It dates back to
the middle ages when wardens
acted on; behalf of British
monarchs ~tri rule --carious
wards.
The word ,'"war• d" is often
used in the sense of "warding '
off attack' -The warden's duty.
is to protect and guard the in-
terests of the county, Judge
Carter explained
Council :voted_ to'r thank him
for.' participating in the
ceremony.
The virtues of • honesty,,sirs
verity and industry .must be
preserved in Huron County,...
Itev. G.L. Royal said after, ie'
read to those at the meeting a
passage about St. Paul in
Athens '
Information and
Council voted,,tauexted their
appreciation to. Rev, Royal for
his services at the meeting..
Warden Elston heard
congratulations from: Rally
Worsen, Goderich mayor; Jack
R-iddel , •Huron MPP; Murray
''Gaunt, Huron -Bruce MPP
Ross Smith, Morris Township
council member; and Harvey
Johnson, former Huron County
warden, from Morris' Township.
The new Striking Committee
appointments were made • of-
ficial at the end of the meeting.'
J. Dietrich, R. •Gison, J. Baker,
and R. Lawrie and A.'
McKinley were named.
• As the meeting closed, coun-
cil' members milled about Way-
. -.den Elston to shake hands and,
offer their congratulations.
They left to 'prepare' for a
celebration party at Goderich
Memorial on, Tuesday night.
The Ontario Provi.iicial Police.. laid 24 charges and
)P,alic:..:Coderich Detachment, gave 52 -warnings. They an -
report seven criminal and 2e" swered'three requests for
li:tancpe.iovin,clifeefg Court;
`Criminal Division, in Goderich,
three .persons were convicted of
Highway. Traffic Act Offences
and, two were ,convicted under
provisions, of the. Liquor Con-
trol Act.
non- itnina•1 investigations, for
e
week o Dec. 30, 1973 to
'Jan. 5, 1974.
. Officers investigated , five
traffic accidents, three in-
volving traffic property damage
arid two wirereperrson injury to
rniotorisJs_ occurred,'
Frtej dibip
,„
First, v the- social" aspect, the �-'Beutenmiller a.nd .Paul John- to do the best Sob they, can, the' ,
Describing. t)re centre as Stratford, Dean of the Huron- 'Huron set al new all-time high,'
someone every. day, would be centre can offer. Sessions observe oar
ac lis}aed
continued
chance for the senior citizen to 'ton"are also adding" therr•ideas•• .•• .baste••t•raining•is• important. Mr' It was Sugges a meeti ri eto the election .of,, Lakes continued to fall during
chairmen Rev.
onnolly ch
airman
Provincial Police recommend
that motorists," use headlights
during heavy, daytime
Watoxm,_Any step a_driver
takes to see arldybe.seen during
snowstorm 'is a safety
measure.
Another safety tip' from—
police,
rompolice, asks that automobile
drivers. carefully check the ef-
fects of cold remedies before
driving wider the influence of
such drugs. �.
National Institutes of Health
studies show that many cold
remedies as well as.
.. ,tranquilizers and other
-continued trom page 1 incurred in services of- the prescription- drugs, " can reduce
board. ,7L`
the. alertness of a• d rver under
property in the Devon Park The board' will' dispose• of medication.
area". as a, possible temporary; soirie extra`*ontents salvaged .a`� Some antihistamine
flay area or park 'until the the I-loly Name of Mary School preparations ar and other-�µ "
board may will to use' the site in St., Marys resulting from the rermiedies,depending on the in- '
for •a new school. ,construction and 'rem`od.etling"'" dividual, may reduce reaction_-
work done at the sch.obl` last
The "Board agreed • to accept summer --doors, old lightingLake •
Joe Watters hf Guelph as a can- fixtures; ete. °Th.. 'board accep- '
dilate for internship from. g •
ted an offer of $300 from the
January o March, Mr.•Watfers "
would come on °a learning Christian Reformed School •• •
- t droDDlna
4 . N,
ti..e' :wand' impair physical co-
ordination. Both are essential
to safe automobile driving.
Because , drivers are •or-
"djnar°ily unable to prejudge
reactions to spec fico
medications, Provincial Poli'
recommend , that drivers
carefully read labels
prescription .medicine& °
Phrases st ch• as "niay induce
drowsiness" warn against
d'r'iving undera medication.
Specific :advice of ;a_ -doctor
prescribing., other medicines
should; be obtained about the
medications' `effects on driving
on non-' ability..
session. He would work mostly'
BoEtta in r Clintonn, who are
• with, -Joseph Tokar, acting
presently building ran addition .
from p!!ge 1 The other two workers, Ruth Because centre workers wan to that school..
h Superintendent of. Education.
At the beginning of the Levels of each of the Great
Carl Keene November although Lake
,ted he would ld work
have a friendly, chat with - for services and activities .the MacDonald says.. • with "'°principals tin training
centre activities will not be phase two of. an earlier LIP
meetings and observe how the: - 'Perth Deanery, counselled on .,record for the month; despite a
comp >, >.
Secondly, the calla;woutcl be confined tip just one building. grant; •Mrs. 'MacDonald says system works in a sinal! rural
: the importance of.keepi g the drop- of 3 1/2 inches from 9c -
a form of assurance. The caller -Events' are scheduled for the the project will put into action area. The only cost to the highest standard of the 'tuber•. ;
could check that the senior asocial centre of the. Goderich the findings of a survey made Board' would" be any expenses Christian school: The Canada Centre for
e tizenw.was okay. ' arena and church halls.
If. the seniori citizen did not'
ng,P o
„Project w`Orkers hope to use
N .
•
two years ago. <,
The Huron County survey, in - • -0 w ,�,'.
•
Inland Waters at Burlington
says Lake Huron registered a
•d !citdto findour #orthetractiities,: ' volvedincluded • interviewsHaydon -questions.. a ove sea eve or November
,answer the lk someone -available facilities in Goderich which Mrs. MacDonald was in �+would be .a=why.' The service wouldiard k with 963 county residentsaainst somene fallingill and . ' �'olanteers will be nedd fol\ reeves and mayors among cotlnued fro
some of the activities. Among
h
nobody •knowing about it. a • t erre. n m page 1 ad ,for ' eo le ,ta fill vacancies
••." a them will be a list of• adult sit,:.„. -..,h by 1 kl2'-iia-
Each chain' would a .- •Persons interviewed were-Councillor.Stan .�yPr,9fit p P � ,, .level for the Mont
�_..1V�"rs.rHa on. several com n stsethe coup=, ---
tean Olive People- plus a -team - • 'o.x ./ p much em- In other._ oval ar. That reeardw wad set last.
tens._..
asked what th• 'thought .the_, �--re lied to • ydon. noting ches
•ca stain:''°"They ` wovid” `� get The Information and Friend- social service needs of the area I think that too
pcillors agreed fullywhen Coun Ye Huron- and'Lake
as ship centre will. provide names' were and how well those needs hasis .,has been placed on thegn "Both Lake uro
together for social events- p callor Haydori asked .,that ;_the
• daily far people who win' "`sft".ters, kut were being mete ,w :. wording of the advertisement. f+� Erie, which dropped ahalf-inch'
well as ,maintainiivg the y council extend-..•i.ts su.ppai•t,,:.for.•....•..:.
- t .payment w'•ill have to be s4ettled Results indicated .that 'there It does not discourage the duri'ng.f.-6 month to�572:06 feet -.
calls.
P a,ti lana presentlybeingmade b •
Young. people will not, be left .'•privately. . was a great Beed for more .in= 'people • of the town from ap P y are. expeeted,to;remain• about 21
vices provided by • formation o make 'the general plying for d •.position on One of ,_ the Action Committee sofe hee, inches above their respective
out of ,theeser iT e� four centre staff mem- ..
Goderich Busines m
the, centre. Information on ' bers are, u•nc3ergoing•a training public more ware of what was: the committees nor, does it averages-over_the next six iron,
period. this week. They will talk g 'Association to give G'oderich's ths, the centre predicts.
drugs and venereal disease is P „offered to them. discocira e people whoervec.
with officials from several; ^'Because her-, request f"or `a on the committees -last year. downtown area a facelift. Lake Erie i.currently•about
readily available. , Since the businessiiien''ask -,
worker "Eric social.'agencies-tcr-.get,:.acsl, in- LIP grant becam� 24 inches above average for thiy
One projectonly for'CourSdil's moria!` sup -
ted with essential basic infor- • the y time :°iif year eltlo�tigh, under
Pilsen, has two years experience and. not financial. support I' nidi idtla' all .
ounsellor. - .,.. . • nation. e portaverage--uiieak.her'.ct�
as a drug c _ " _ su gest we offer them. our con-
-., 1 g a the great Lakes, except
plete agreement with their-
ariperipr, should be lower this'.,,
plans,'' _told the; meeting; ----winter
while undergoing a rioripal
4. seasonal decline, ,but still, ex -
rather "than 'what,.>at is, a, simple needed "its previous. highest
"lost in' com-, • frYim'. reapplying."
ear' Mrs. "The ad was written .in
had to manner chosen 1'6.11 -lake the job.
o. get tl a as easy as possible •foreCounci
and it is unfortunate if people
ETP- take- it s.5---s.--~pperscrriel•4Y0torit
ents
mittee' fast.
MacDonald says, s
wait until this wj,nter
project started.
Mrs.. Mac! nalEr-
timistic that Goderich rest'
will take advantage, of the
',Quality and Dependability $ince 1908
formation and Friendship ce
tre. It is. ..open ,.b.etween 10:00
a.m. and . 8:00 p.in.: The phone
number - is 5.24-6651.
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Helping Hands . .
continued from, page fi1
• elderly' and, •handic'apped per-
sons in that city,
The'- announcement sparked
her idea for. a similar plan in
Goderich. When th,e chance tti
apply for,,a-.LIP'gra=nt came' this
Year she went into actioand
got the necessary 'fundin for
the prbgrarn.
Mrs. Warnock feels that
will enjoy her work as ir giv s
her ,Sense of doing something,
that people .appreciate.
"I enjoy people arid working
with them,' She explains.
If Helping Hands. is a suc-
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sidering an application for
another grant next Winter.
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